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The world's largest ship designed to lay fibre optic cable.
In April 2011 she berthed at the Cammel Laird Shipyard, Birkenhead.
Sitges Cable Fest, festival urbà de música a Sitges celebrant els 75 anys del Bar El Cable www.visitsitges.com/ca/sitges-news/2290-sitges-cable-fest...
A wristlet made to match my cabled scarf and WIP cabled hat. A very quick knit.
Status: Project frogged and reused in other armwarmers.
Yesterday and Today
They have come a long way from where Chuck Surack started Sweetwater
sound in his garage in 1979.
It has been great watching them grow in the Fort over the years, while
supporting them personally and professionally.
Shown is a new cable next to pretty old XLR cable from sweetwater,
possibly made in chucks garage. :)
Cable Street Mural covered in scaffolding to be unveiled at the 75th anniversary celebrations from 30th September www.whatsinwapping.co.uk/battle-of-cable-street-75th-anni...
Sitges Cable Fest, festival urbà de música a Sitges celebrant els 75 anys del Bar El Cable www.visitsitges.com/ca/sitges-news/2290-sitges-cable-fest...
Cables still run up each side of the stairs though I'm not entirely sure why.
Ha'iku Stairs aka the Stairway to Heaven. History and period photographs are best found here:
Cabled purse from the book Last-minute knitted gifts.
Yarn: Linie Bingo, colour 49
Needles: 3,5mm dpn's.
The finished purse weighs 51 grams - that is just a few meters more than one skein of Bingo...
This is my most recently completed knitting project.
It's not very clear from this photo, or the other ones I took, but the headband is actually about an inch and a half wider at the front (shown here) than at the back. Allegedly the shaping is supposed to make it more comfortable to wear. It certainly makes it more interesting to knit (although with the cable running through it and the slipped selvedge on either side it's not too boring anyway).
It's come on quite a long way since my previous photo of it.